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Gulf of the Farallones National Marine Sanctuary

Ocean View

Sun Star

People

Ocean

Clouds

Shrimp

Stormy Sea

Kayaking

Whale watching

Golden Gate Bridge

Jellyfish

Northern Right Whale Dolphins

Farallon Islands

Sanctuary Map

National Sanctuary Map

Pinnacle with Rockfish

Intertidal Monitoring

McArthur Research

Deep Worker

Kelp Forest

Upwelling

Continental Shelf

Big Waves

Gray Whales

Elephant Seals

Herring Fishing

Harbor Seals

Gray Whale with Calf

Flock of Murres

Cormorants

Tufted Puffins

Pigeon Guillemots

Common Murres

Rockfish

Chick

Whale breach

Krill

Whale Feeding

Blue whales

Algae

Bat Star and Sea Urchin

People at Beach

Rough Seas

Coastal Scene

Rocky Intertidal

Beach

Waves

Willet and Sanderling

Human Impacts

Fur Seal

Oiled Murre

Beach watch volunteers

Boat Grounding

SEALS Volunteers

Harbor Seals

Clammers

Tomales Bay Volunteer

Over-fishing

Entangled Gull

Beach Cleanup

Esteros

Crabs

Storm Drain

Recycle

Feeding Birds

Exploring

Sunset

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